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Parent Training Brings Out the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of IEPs
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ADULTS WITH LD

You have choices and rights—but it’s up to you to get the facts that will lead to smart decisions related to your LD.

With the right information, planning, and support, adults with learning disabilities can learn to advocate for themselves and make smart decisions about education after high school, finding a job, and dealing with everyday obstacles. We believe in you.

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Getting evaluated may seem like a burden now, but knowing whether or not you have LD will have a positive impact on your life. More >

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Leverage your strengths to find a job that you truly enjoy or improve the job experience that you currently have. More >

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Maybe you have trouble communicating with a partner or balancing a checkbook. Use your strengths to find workarounds. More >

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POST-HIGH SCHOOL OPTIONS

Many individuals with learning disabilities are on the college path, while others choose apprenticeships, technical institutes, or the military. More >

RIGHTS & ACCOMMODATIONS

Understand your legal rights as an adult with LD in order to effectively advocate for yourself in college or on the job. More >

Learn about the kinds of education or training needed for specific jobs, take courses, volunteer your time, and visit potential job sites to see what they are like first-hand.